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our sacred emblcms Of a lost cause IS
70 teach the coming generation TFG-
san. Yet to teach the coming gener-
alton that their fathers were traitors IS
perfectly righteous and just.
| Governor Thayer, Of Nebraska, pro
! tested in a message to President
! Cleveland in this manner:
"In that struggle (the late war; we
were right and they were wrong, 10
return these emblems Of treason would
| be to reverse this sacred truth, and the
next humiliation would be for as to
apologize for having captured and re
tanned them 50 long. Lessons Of the
| late war must not and Will not be re-
yersed. The people are indignant at
this proposed return Of flgs, and re-
declare with united voice and empha-
sis that treason must be foreIer odiJus. >
A Nebraska twang Of the Grand
Army ";reason " harp with its right
cous(?) strings.
| We Of the South dare not oppose
anything which our Grand Army mas
! tiers may say Or do. They preserved
+ the Uniop(?), fought for the rigEtC).
| We tried to ruthlessly destroy a just
government merely to see what a
wreck we could make Ct it(?).
Only Grand Army ancestors estab-
Iished liberty on American shores(?).
| Only their ancestors denounced Eng
Iish rule, at Charlotte, N. c., before
ever the Declaration Of Independence
was fo-med(?). 10 the Grand Army
we owe our present position Of wealth
in the commercial world(?).
At PlainGcld, n. J., resolutions con-
demnjng the erection Of a Confeder-
ate Monument at Gettysburg were
adopted Thank Heaven, it is be
yond the control Of the Grand Army
Of TIE Republic to dictate in that mat
ter! .Such matters are dear to South
ern hearts-t00 Acar to admit Of die
tation from the Grand Army. Let US
erect a monument at Gettysburg where
proud column III some after day shall
proclaim to a just generation the true
story of the struggle for Southern In
| dependence!
Perhaps ny statements as above are
oyerrun with ''sectional prejudice, .
but at any time l am willing to defend
to the best of my ability, my cherished
views and my heartfelt love for my
| hOnOred South. |. 4. PARKER.
La Grange, Ky, June IS, 1887.
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I'ARMOUR.


TMauie l.. Hatchett in Southern Home.
| think Of thee when evening draws
Her dil=l,y folds around me;
I think Of thee when memory counts
The friendships that have bound me;
/ think of thee when Ger my soul
Come feelings soft and tender;
think of thee, and half consent
Nv proud heart to surrender.
7 think Of thee when pensiVe fancy
Holds me in its magic th!all:
I think Of thee when night dark curtains
Hang about me like pail:
I think of thee when sweet and molly
Thoughts Of Heaven, like incense rise
And / catch Your iOW-breathcd whispers
In the wandering night winds signs.
But when, the busy day begun,
/ 1nimCle with the noisy thron9,
/ find, in stern reality,
No time for dreams or Siren song.
Your image. like fancy vague,
Scarce Tits through memoiy5 chamber
vast,
And in It's maze Of treasured things
It quite cOnceals Itself at last.
Love is a signing, pining sprite
That turks in shady bowers,
Bat plttmes his wings and takes his hight
In busy, active hours.
Avaunt ayaunt YOU hooking imp,
Depart from me forever,
Cease to weave your golden chains,
Or else, cease thus to sever
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G.. B. HARRIS. 1" R GOOCH r. HARRIS
HARRIS BRICK WAREHOUSE.
HARRIS, G0OCEE & CO.,
OWNERS AND PROPRIETORs
HENDERSON, n. G..
OUR HOUSE IS RIGHT IN THE FRONT!

TIT ARE AHEAD IN ACCOMMODATIONS; AHEAD IN GROWTH
e Z OF BUSINESS; AHEAD IN BIG AVERAGES; AND AHEAD
EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE PROTECTION OF THE
MERS' INTERESTS WE SELL FROM AS LARGE A TERRITORY
and books will show;
standing the Boosting others prove books
HIGHEST 4PERAGE Hga0e 0as at HOUSE.
We always do our best for patrons and have give big
We sell all alike, alike
Of honesty business personal
everything that can't be beaten, give
VERY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
sale of their tobacco
the WAGONS grade
line 'UGGEs all which
Wagon the best; the T. f. Haydock Buggy
Fertilizers have always sasfacon Inse High
the Market Durham Bull place the old Peruvian
with improvements and cheap eh and expect
O
Thanking friends for patronage,
WE ARE YOURS VERY TRULY,
TT EoTpTS GOOCH e. 90
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ruan:ie L. Hatchett in Southern Home.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-06-30
June Is, 1887.

GLOW can I cure neas in my cat?"
asks a subscriber. We hardly know
what to prescribe until we know what
is the matter with the fleas.-New
Haven le1pS.
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COMMISSIONER'S SALEI

By virtue of authority vested in me bv
an ORDER issuing from the Superior
Court of Vance county, at Mav tern,
1857. in a cause entitled II. II. RnrwelI
ct al vs.. W. III. :. Hurgwyn, l will sci
At the court house door, IN the town OF
henderso", on Monsiav, the lst day Of
August. 1857, at public anotior, to the
highest bidie for cash, the following
personal pro! ertv. to wit:
Twenty> three vehicles consisting OF
huggies, carriages &C., &C.. a tie notes.
bonds, accounts md evidences Of debt
belonging to the firm of Burwel Bros.
u co. ana hich were assigned AS col
lateral security by them to w. II. =
i5uTgv VI; also the following rea estate
to-Mli: Ohe house ald lot SITUATE il the
town OF Henderson, Oh Chestnut steer
and Burwell avenue, adjoining tie land
of Mrs. Mary Z. Hicks and Being that
house and irC now used as residence
bv W. ). Starke aud wife. This l5;h
day OF June, 1887. Time OF sale. Non
day, August Is, 1887. Terms Of sale
cash. Piace Of sale, conr5 b use door.
C. NJ COOKE.
june 10 + o. commissioner.
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n- All tobacco put floor shall all times,
u,ts 10 or oct Of The State to opal quality
tn'n-ilered We work all
at our House We selling TOBACCO MEN,
your o? for the lat cent it worth Several of The largest Brigh
tobacco the T. = located market
mis- and we "veno" beyond oub Of the rnget of
active market and lively demand for al cry grades hen load
will give cordial
lions and full prices Tobacco
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24
1nsraas

Strife Yletter At Dliemalin9 paa
ulbent Ri fiernes peb at snibes meo en-
Iorb. @lore 8letter renies bebit meb en-
ulben &lrb, bpppet i Terpentinolie.
-Mibbel mob Ianpine. Mob 9anz
pine taaes / mango 9ilfelbe ct @aleble,
buOraf ftieres ct @tpfte, ioua maa paste til
ben bule Tanb, bpori bet lnsses. Det
parer ba lite lense, inben Tanpinen OPP
berer.
-Nt opbepare @s fra @onnneren til
Binteren. Man ietter 6 @nele 9G9 paa
ben ipibiet Gnbe @ibe ON sibe / Sag
oOenpaa bperanbre i en- flor &ruffe eler
en- smbrfierbins. Dertil taser man iaa
me9et &alf, ionn man Tan babe nellem
besse fine 9enber to @an9e, % en- COB
9aanbfulb &offenialt. Det 9ele rbres ub
en- Spano 8arb % belbes ouer SGsz
9eie. 8anoet ,aaa itaa riSelist oper
@99ene, ba bet bperite Gag elers let bill
ta9e Stabe. Naar 8anbet ioinber ,,oset,
maa man TONNE mere ganb poa. -
Sec bruste sgs i8inter iom ies baube BE-
bamblet iaalebes, % be bare lise iaa sobe,
iom ben Dag ies iatte benz ben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24
THE ROYAL ROUTE.
CHICAGO. 81. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS nj OMAHA
NJ
cHcAso nd NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS,

Tilbpber ben bebite Wefororina % BRUCE,
ben forteite Eib af aGIe 3inier r1eIem ct
BouI % Chicago % r1elle,n ct. 4aul, SipuI
8aa ale Treu er Der Sopepo9ne % ! Dmaba
% &anias gttp tan @eiien | 4pbet at en-
ganife tort 1ib fortiettes til Steber / Cali
fornien. "9be Mopal @oufe" er ben be-
Ffienbte "Sbort Cine" til Chicago. Sngen
6mbbtning al Bo9ne; Biletter al ale &laS=
ier boncreres. 50 9ron ON Da9en bper
Bei, ubitprebe nteb be met ele8ante pullman
Spbenogne % mpberne Spiiepo9ie, paa
bottle alt bpd6 MarStiben bar at bpbe paa al
6ruater o9 belifate Eager bliuer ierbereoe
til rtrnelige 8riier. 9iSie Spiiepo8ne paa
"9be Mobal &oute" ct, bua6 &onafort %
elegance al1gaar, be ppperli8fte ! 8erben.
Benpt berne Suite til Duluth, Miblanb %
aIe Steber runbt Gate Superior IRA ct.
BauI. minneapolis, Can Claire, Giour gitp
o. ale andre 6tdtioner / Spb % UT. Ne6
9r9net fSl8er ON Da9en fprfte &lasfeS
Ho9ne, ON 9atten SoueDo8ne, iom lite be.
bpDes ontbpttet. s Miblono tounuer bet |
NGrbeoen al >M., 8. g.. l. y. Tren, Der fs=
rer til Sernminerne.
Risb 6ine Willetter paa Chicago, ct. Eaul,
NinneapoIis 4 Omaha 8anen % bu oil lite
angre bet.
Biletter tilIalas bos ale dgenter.
Gor &arter % anoen Undertaking bens
I. ". TEAsDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
]. Z. lsCULLOUGH, l. I. WlIlLRk
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt. Gen1 Ticket Ast.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

6allesielltabet for Minneiota bar M
bapt @tubenterne gtrebus % y. @ins
berg j Nrbeibsmarfen % beres ! 8labe1
leperebe Supporter uiier, buab Der {,
siort. Gtibent 9apbnl arbeiber 70,
8labet, os tiger ban iamtibis at lesse
inb ct soot Orb for 2tfbolosiasen %
Geuesielitabet, al bpiltet ban ulObtase,
SO Maaneben. Oct e. ~inblpienoe ia
@aporter,le at 2paaen life ! fin 9elbet
tan inbbripes peb &oQefter. eel
ftabet bar bog briftet fig til forisse
@inbers enbr1 en- Gtuab. gtrebus lei
zig lite lensere iitanb til at ftiIe fig !
eelitabets 1ienefte.
Det er gelitabets Saab at ale 6orz
eria9er, Der faar 8eibs At bisie, oil inb>
ie Acknowledgment al @ammenilutnins
til Selitabet for at ri Tan bore iammen
ON ubsifterne iaapeliom Nrbeibet Der
lOfsres, % bet er berfOr osiaa bort
9aab at be Goreninser, iom bar iluttet
fig til % inbienbt &ontinsent uben at
faa 8eibs al bore @eiienbe pil fise, at
&ense1e bar faret bel, ielp ON bet lite
Tom Dem birette tilsobe. 8i siuer lite
Bense til 9lfbolbsiaeen for at sap,le %
ielp, men for at game Saeen. Sc ubenz
foritaaenbe iom iaaleoes faar 8eibs at
bore @eifenbe, buroe fble bet iom fin
Ylist at flute fig ! beres @etter, ber
arbeiber for Sasens pibere ubbrebelie.
Der burbe life bengal Maaneber %
aar fsr 1ililutnins finber @teb. Set
burbe 9ibres ftrar. Set iom ipneS at
bore til 9inber, b~pabenten bet ct aonz
tinssnt, Selitabets @ammenilutning,
BeitDreliens Meblemmers llbuelisbeb
eller nbeififfetbeb - Ct lite llnblfplbz
ming for l1beblipen, men en- COB @runb
bporfor 9ililutnias burbe finbe Steb,
paa bet at en- Dmorbnin9 peb neite
Narsmsbe tunbe iftanbbrinses. Snsen
Tan uben ieresen 9ilabelie fremfOmme
meb GoriIas bperfen til &onititntions~
foranbrins eIer onbet, uben at bore
Meolem al Selifabet. Ds inbier man
bet iom en- Nsbpenbisbeb at ur9aniiere
fine &refter, iaa bsr bet ife fsr naite
Garsmsoe, Der ifslse 2open ifal bolbes
fibft i Dftpber eller 8espnbelien al go
pember.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24
8>ISeMSe 0srentmStr 4Ar tlhttet
to TIL 8eueSfeIftAbet I
9etmmsiotA.

Iobb 60. @fanbinauifte Nfbolbsforz
ching, Diafis. Douglas Go.
Den StaubiuaOifte Afbolbsiorenins al
0ut9inion.
Den Stanbinapiife Total aibolbsfors
ching at 5ersus Sails.
Den norife afbolbsforenins at Minne<
apolis.
drctanber dfbolbsforenins, Meit Gate.
Ranbipobi 60.
dububon Stanbinapiife Iptal Mfbolbs>
forening, 4ecfer 60.
@eitbroof Gfanbinapiffe Afbolbsforz
euin9, StorbOn, COTTONWOOD 60.
@iubom Nfbolbsforenins. @inbom,
COTTONWOOD 60.
Saereb 6eart afbolbsforenins, gaereb
9eart, &fuuiIe Go.
9eora Gtanbinapiite Total afbplbs=
forenins, 9erman, Grant 90.
s~sielspille 1etalafbolbsiorenins @oll
GountD.
$omnae Be Ierre sianbn,auiite To
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24
&Aaa>ea pAA Oerfet.

Col e. Uppe.
Den iIdre Dag
00neit bilier
NeD HinSeilas:
8n unoer Merfet,
9oanoen paa Herfet
Qe9Se buer s5elt!
8oaeuer, . paosner
b bel % brat,
9iertens Henner!
DC taSer fat,
9bpbinSer inilbe,
GirDe % silbe
Vile iOui en-!
s3aar bin baaroe!
De Siptte-& olo!
q bsiboorne,
Com en- foa tolp!
Gan r. mA.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-24

divided We FALL berfor far Be ilnitei
iis til GollesieliIabet o. aIerebe inb=
ienot ben aorIise Auntineetlt.
Soetbele far jes M bolot s .Jorebras
meb It ubbptte Of SO npe Gfbolbsmeb=
lemrrer % 1874 ! &ontdnt. Desuben
bar ies ubbreOt abifiIis af6olbsliteratir
% ~opntuntret be 9arnle Meblemn1er I'll
ueb fcrnDet &raft at tase fat paa Arz
beioet % bolbe u6 ! &en til Geiren
binbes. Jeaesielfabets ieluopofrenbe
Mrbeibe ~ornfattes n,eb flor anertienbelie
% 8aaifibnnelie. afbolbsiasen ilaar
bpbere % bpbere @sbber for bper Dag,
ftere ilutter fig til be Riempenbes @etz
ter, % ri bar allerebe iianbbeb @ruab
til at globe % oper, at 9otalafbolb bar
peret til mesen 2ptte % @lebe for ftere
norite 6amilier. Maatte Serren frem-
beles lesse fin 8eljisuelie til arbeibet,
ian itol ri iepnt % roli9t nerme os
benab til bet fore % eble Maal: Norb=
manbenes 5risi6relie fra Druffenitaz
bens 2enter. q. @inber9.
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fra MrbeiOsmarfem.
&etftberetHim0.

Niuueapolis, 1soe SUM.
81. @eboftgr! Tirsoas ben 24be
Mai reiite ie9 fra Isabella til sBinbom,
bpOr ies tOe i1o bos 9ans solsm, os
fanbt ct bpsselist 2osi.
dfbolosfpreninsen berifebs bar i bet
iibite 9olpoor bapt flor 3ilpert - ia
itsrre enb buab Der er sannlist for Jor=
erinsens iepne 5reuu9an9 % Iripiel.
g. S. 8eberien panbt utber fit 8eibg
Der iibfte 8aar flere npe Meblemmer,
% bans 8irte bar til iunbe Gremifribt
for 5oreninsen. Meu iaa Tom SIR.
Duis fra Bloomer, Bis, bio, % ban
bebpper insen Mnbefaling fra min @ibe;
naar ban blir iaa sobt fjenbt ! Binbom,
ion ban mn er i 8loomer, ba fanr ban
bragg lensere 8eit, til Dafota eller
Montana, forubiat ban life refer til
Utah meb en- Sang. Dqis arbeiber
imOo 5eIlesielitabet, os ies ftilbe snife
ban i ben nermefte 6remtib ! "5elt=
@aabet'' piloe fortelle 8epessrlrnbene
til berl,e fin 9anblemaobe, iaa ri funbe
babe bans esne llbtalelier at rette os
efter.
afbolbsforenin9en ! @inbom bar for
Neruerenbe fbl9enbe gmbebsmenb:
Nrne @tilinsitab, 5Ormano; .. $. GO
lem, sefreter, % Miis Nnna Solem,
&asIerer.
Den 26be fra @inbom til 2uperne;
% meb 9eiteifpbs bar bet berfra til Die
Melfons 5arm, buor ies blep nel mObtas
gen. sifbolbsfOreuin9en "Jremab" ar
beiber ber jcpnt % soot. Dens Gmz
bebsmanb ere: Dpiata, 5ormarb;
Berg, @efreter, os Ole Nelion, aasiez
rer. @snbos talte ies i &irten. l1astet
6oriamlinseu bar liben optoses en- Rolz
LETT, Der inbbraste 1884 til Gnlesiele
ifabets &asie. On Mftenen talte ieg
til Joreninsen ! 2mperne. Dsiaa libe1,
Goriamlins; tonpeM eblemmer optoses;
&oltett, $1.9O. S. s. Tbompte er Jor-
erinsers 5ormano, % Tborp ct Sefre=
ter.
Or. @oieaoal beisste benae Bb %
Dmesn / 8inter, itiftebe enbel npe Jor>
eninser % siorbe meset sobt for vi
bolbsiasens 5rem1me. Ds ban fortiez
ner iaa r,eset mere Haaifi6nnelfe forbi
at ban opfOrbrebe ale afbolbsbenner at
flute fig iommen til en- itarf % ubbolz
benbe aan1p mob Dor felles Gienbe,
@fienfeperternes statsforenins i Minz
aeiota.
Den Site til @inbom isien, bpor ieS
bolot Tale ben ianrme aiten. st npt
Meblem optoses. Den lite SUM til
Moumtai1 Gate. s Gelifab meb 8. g.
2auselanb os arue arneiou fibrte ri til
Dbiu, bpor ies bapoe bet liseiaa fomfor<
tabelt iOm bienme. Da en- Snbienoer
f6r bar omtalt nit 8eibs Der, iaa =
til @eft Wroof.
Sfbolbsforeninsen | Weit 8roof ftifs
tebes ! Narts, 1886. Oct bar Hoitor
Sofobien fom fer fbrit talte mob Draf>
fenifabslaften os ben meaneifeforbcr=
penbe galoontrafit. 5iorteu Neblems
,aer melbte iis ftrar inb % en- Screening
bannebes meb @asmrs Nnberien ION
5ormanb; SObannes s. @osnftab,
9ice<Gormnnb sfnbolp6 6offtab, Ct
freter; NRidael Sobnion, &aslerer
Sobannes s. 8osnitab % 8aitor So
fDbien bar fiben itiftepis bolot 6orebraa
o. til Wsai bette Gar baube 5oreninser
~ Meblemmer. Gil.at arronsere lib
Mai Set baube Be nebiat fblsenoe BRIT
tiae 2omitee: 8. 9unb, Mi&al Sobn'
ion, Ears @arner, Gadli& Heberien
Soften bar peIptIe. Satobien bolb
aefttoleu paa norff. "a 20 ME MebleIt
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Ben Babe norite 1otnlafbolbsfOrz
eaile bleb ifiitet ! 4oiun Of Sen Babe,
@ope County, Minn.. ben 18be Decena<
Der, 1887, meb 10 Mebleun1er. Den
bar fiben soaet ilnaat men iiffert frentz
ab, inbtil ben M teller IS, % les baa<
Der ben pil 9ol6e paa iaalebes at bore
frembeles en- COB Gtunb.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07

OfHouston Grange adopted al
our regular meeting in May, 1887
Whereas, the impression has
gone out that Houston Grange i,
in the act of surrending her char
ter; be 1t
Resolved, That we declare tn,
rumor false.
Resolved, That the farming class
cannot afford to surrender . char
ter to an organization that is cal
culatsd to do so much good to q
country.
Resolved, That we hereby de-
clare Houston Grange permanently
organized and in for the war.
J. L. Armstrong,
r. J. Lyles,
Lille Armstrong,
Committee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
II MAYoRf OrFicE July, 1857
A regular meeting Of The CITY
eouncil MAS held this = M l.. r.

NuuHIH Nae H0iu luIn +. Iusf i. H.
Murphree, presiding.
Present, c. NJ. Savage, G. Ligon
and W. P. Tindall.
The minutes Of the proceeding
meetings were read aud approved,
The following accounts were al
lowed and warrants ordered issued
for same: Jonas Wood 3 IA days,
ss.25; VIM. Gladney - days
$3.50; Ligon Il Co. account from
Oct. Is, 1887, 1861.
The Bond Of Jas. Monaghan was
approved aud the Clerk authorized
to issue license to said Monaghan
for the sale Of vinous and spurious
and malt liquors during the term
ofone year, upon the compliance
with the law in relation thereto.
Ordered, that the sum Of s594OC
being the tax collected from the
NJ. & 0. r. R. Co., be deposited by
the City Treasurer with the Bank
Of Okolona as a special fund foi
school house purposes.
Ordered, that the City Attorney
be instructed to institute suit
against the NJ. so. R. r. Co. foi
back Taxes due the City, also fol
certain lots decided by the City Il
said Company upon certain condi.
tons.
The petition Of 4. J. Bunch and
others for plank walk WAS refer
ed to the Street Committee.
The Council adjourned.
L. H. MURHHREE,
N. HousEMAN. Pres't pro tenn
Clerk.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
Wufd's DIspsussTy NsdleaI Association,
68s vain s., BUFFALO NJ
VInaes and Places for aHoIdIng
C0aFts In the Flrst Judicial


District.
cIRouIT couHT.
In the county Of Tishomingo. on the ID Mon.
lay in January and July, and continue sia
lays.
In the county OF Aleorn, on the Sd Mondss
dJauuary and July, and continue twelve daya
In the county Of Prentiss, on the Let Monday
Of February and August, snd continue twelve
iays.
IN the county Of Lee on the Sd Nc nday in
february and Augr' and continue eighties
days.
In she county OF tia Eamba, on the % Moa-
lay IN March and September, and continue ak
II The county Of Monroe. on the 4sk Nonda,
10 Apri and October aad continue twenty
our DAYS.
In the county Of ChickasAw, LIST. District
Ind Mondays in April aud October and con.
tinue twelve days; and in the and District q
Monds fs in March and September aud eontinus
eighteen DAYS.
oHAEoERY oouA
10 the county Of rishomingo, o the 4th Non
days Of Aareh and Septem Der, and continue sis
days.
lathe count &C Prantiss, on the lst Mondavs
April aud October, and continue six DAYS.
In the county Of Aleorn, on the % Mondays
sfApriland Ostober, and continue twelve DAYS.
Ia the county Of Itawamba, on the Ath Mon
AAt - VI pm anu 1NsNaaA aAN NNaAAAAN alH
days.
In the county Of Lee, on the lst Mondays Of
May and November, and continue twelve DAYS.
In the county Monroe, on the lei Mondays Of
March and september, aud continue eighties
days
lathe county Of ChiekasaW, ist Dislriet-srd
Monday IN May and Nov smber, and contiA1s
six dags; aud In the ID District an Aondayl D
Nav and November and continue twelve DAYS
Omcers of State Grange.
| Master, Put 0arden, Faysgte Jefferson eOuatY
Ovsrs'F, j, q. Macarthur, MeridiAnj
Lecturer, Brxter Wilson, Lexington;
Steward. J. 3. Bailey, Lake station, NeWtsu
A. s., Jas. Williams, 0koloEa, ChiekAsaW
/ Chaplain, D. B. Hill, Pale Alto, Clay;
/ Treas, Fl. 0. Dixon, Jackson, Kinds;
| sec'y, Mrs. Helen A. Abr, Hermansrille,
@. K, X. @. Galloway. Pontat0e, Pontotoe
/ Ceres, Mrs. Mary L, Darden, Fayette, Jedefsoa
/ Pomona" Fannie Willie, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora, /" L. ]. Robinson, Forest, Scott
L. As g." IA. Aby, Port Gibson, Claiborne
TWO MEMBERS tx. CON.
7. ]. Ably, Port Gibson ]. L. Afford, Jack
son, Binds county, Dr.. J. b. Bahey, Lake
Dr.. J. F. Mcleod Macon.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
RELIGIOUS
CITY or KoLoNA.

Rev. Mr.. Richie at the Methodist church,
breaches every sabbath at d a. m. and 1880.
Methodist sabbath School every sabbath
az 10 an.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at 1880 O'Clock.
Glass meeting every LIST and 3rd sunday
In each month at . O'Clock p. m.
Rev. NJ. v. Nonsinger, Faster Baptist
church will preach md and 9Th sahhaths at
II q. M. and ?. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night at
O'Clock
sunday school every Lord day at 10 \. ID.
O'Clock. Pews free. All are invited to attend.
Presbyterian sabbath school every sab
bath Vt $3.50.
Episcopal Services al the Presbyterian
church by Rev. W. p Brown. every fth
sunday al ] a. m. and 1;;i0 p. m.
sunday school every sunday evening
at 800 p. m.
The Catholic church. corner Of Meridian
and Washington streets. has services at 10
o'clock on the 4th SUNDAY Of each month
Rev. Father Hahn Of Aberdeen officiating
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
ArrIcAN METHODIST.

sabbath Sahool at O'Clock a. m. every
SUNDAY morning. C. b. craig superinten-
dent services At II o'clock "A. m. and 8 p IN
each sabbath. by Rev. &. W. Andrews.
Glass meeting Tuesday and Prayer meet
ngs Thursday nights.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
cnLnRrn METHODIST.

sabbath school convenes at d o'clock q m,
preaching every sabbath at N o'clock. a. m.
and at 3 o'clock p. M. and $50 O'Clock p. IA.
by the Rev VI. Adams. class meeting on
Tuesday night Of each week. Preaching or
PRAYER meeting on Thursday night Of each
week. Temperance meeting on FRIDAY night
OF each week
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
Money to Loan,

In amounts from s2lO.n0 and upward. on
good real estate security. for twelve months
on longer 10 suit Tie convenience Of the
borrower For further Information apply
10 r. j. BUCHANAN, JE
MAY 81. i'm,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-07-07
sKcoNn coLoNEn BArrIsr.

Preaching every sunday al . o'clock in
the evening aud at night. Rev. Ambrose
Henderson. paster,
sunday school every sabbath at 8 a. m.